Are the Supreme Court and the January 6th select committee on a collision course?

The lead starts right now.

New scrutiny over the emails between a Trump lawyer pushing the election lies in Ginny

Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Plus a new reminder today of just how bloodthirsty some members of that MAGA mob were, then a deadly

shooting inside an Alabama church.

Police say a 71-year-old man stood up and opened fire at attendees of a potluck dinner.

What we're now learning about the suspect.

And just as summer temperatures heat up thousands of kids could be left high and dry, why hundreds

of public pools and summer camps may not open.

Welcome to the lead MJ Tap.

We start today with our politics lead, the wife of a Supreme Court Justice, could be dragged

into the forefront of the investigation into the January 6th insurrection.

Ginny Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, says that she is willing

to meet with the House Select Committee investigating the Capitol attack.

The request for her interview comes after the committee says they have emails between

Ginny Thomas and former Trump attorney John Eastman.

Eastman, of course, the architect of the delusional, unconstitutional theory that Vice President

Pence could single-handedly have overturned the election.

While the contents of the emails between the two have not been revealed to Eastman and

emails to a different Trump lawyer, according to The New York Times, seem to have insight

and knowledge that Supreme Court justices were in a quote, heated fight over a possible

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